If the Bible is the Word of God, why is it written in a style that resembles secular literature? Because literary form communicates to people. The biblical authors deliberately used genre, structure, and literary style—from the construction of narratives and character development to the careful meter of poetry—not just to tell a story, but to convey profound theological messages. In this episode of The Bible Unbranded, we'll talk about literary features of the Bible and encourage you to read it like every other book.